Compress several GIFs in one workflow
Add multiple GIF files, prepare them in one task list, and run compression without repeating the upload flow for every file.
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Batch GIF Compressor - Compress Multiple GIF Files
Compress multiple GIF files in one browser workflow. Apply shared target-size, resize, and frame-drop settings, track each job, and download the completed results.
Your GIF files stay in the browser during parsing, compression, and preview.
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Single GIF compression
Only compressing one GIF to a target size?
Open the single GIF compressor to choose a target size and tune one file before downloading.
Share settings and customize individual jobs
Start with one target-size, resize, and frame-drop configuration, then adjust a specific GIF when it needs different treatment.
Process locally and download results together
Keep GIF processing in the browser, track each job, and download completed results individually or package selected files as a ZIP.
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Questions about compressing multiple GIFs
Practical answers about batch size, shared settings, local processing, and downloading completed results.
How many GIFs can I compress at once?
The batch page does not set a fixed file-count limit. The practical limit depends on the file sizes, browser memory, and device performance, so use smaller batches when the source GIFs are large or complex.
Can every GIF use the same compression settings?
Yes. New batch jobs inherit the shared target-size, resize, and frame-drop settings. You can also open an individual job and customize its settings when one GIF needs different treatment.
Are batch GIF files uploaded to a server?
No. Parsing, compression, previews, and saved results stay in the current browser on this device instead of being uploaded to the application server.
How do I download all completed GIFs?
Select the completed results, then download them individually or package the selected GIFs into one ZIP file.